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Why Rocket Internet has come down to earth
economist.com
88 comments
6 years ago
edward
114 points
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US states: If they were countries
economist.com
66 comments
15 years ago
timr
114 points
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A study on dishonesty was based on fraudulent data
economist.com
42 comments
5 years ago
breitling
114 points
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Is forced treatment for the mentally ill ever humane?
economist.com
242 comments
4 years ago
MoSattler
113 points
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The Fed has made a historic mistake on inflation
economist.com
216 comments
4 years ago
RyanShook
113 points
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The Cyprus bail-out: Unfair, short-sighted and self-defeating
economist.com
107 comments
13 years ago
aero142
113 points
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A cult of extreme physical endurance among executives
economist.com
88 comments
11 years ago
cryoshon
113 points
758.
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People crave silence, yet are unnerved by it
economist.com
70 comments
8 years ago
tintinnabula
113 points
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A growing number of governments hope to clone DARPA
economist.com
66 comments
5 years ago
edward
113 points
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The rise of AI is creating new variety in the chip market, and trouble for Intel
economist.com
55 comments
9 years ago
hackathonguy
113 points
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Somali piracy: More sophisticated than you thought
economist.com
37 comments
13 years ago
mblakele
113 points
762.
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IKEA: Flat-pack accounting (2006)
economist.com
31 comments
17 years ago
InclinedPlane
113 points
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Civil Forfeiture: How prosecutors seize the assets of the innocent (2013)
economist.com
17 comments
12 years ago
martincmartin
113 points
764.
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Seventy years after Adolf Hitler’s death, how Germans see him is changing
economist.com
130 comments
11 years ago
jimsojim
112 points
765.
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India should make more of a valuable asset abroad
economist.com
123 comments
11 years ago
randomname2
112 points
766.
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If it can be designed on a computer, it can be built by robots
economist.com
99 comments
3 years ago
nopinsight
112 points
767.
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Would the economy be better off without MBA students?
economist.com
80 comments
14 years ago
calpaterson
112 points
768.
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Down with fun: The depressing vogue for having fun at work
economist.com
74 comments
16 years ago
blasdel
112 points
769.
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China's 200M gig workers are a warning for the world
economist.com
254 comments
9 months ago
miohtama
111 points
770.
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Americans are getting more nervous about what they say in public
economist.com
243 comments
6 years ago
helsinkiandrew
111 points
771.
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How wolves became dogs
economist.com
101 comments
6 months ago
mooreds
111 points
772.
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For AI to thrive, it must explain itself
economist.com
65 comments
8 years ago
jkuria
111 points
773.
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Scandals suggest standards have slipped in corporate America
economist.com
41 comments
7 years ago
js2
111 points
774.
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Generating convincing audio and video of fake events
economist.com
40 comments
9 years ago
sohkamyung
111 points
775.
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Asia’s advanced economies now have lower birth rates than Japan
economist.com
246 comments
4 years ago
LastNevadan
110 points
776.
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Why Sweden Has So Few Road Deaths
economist.com
244 comments
11 years ago
sethbannon
110 points
777.
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A world grain shortage puts tens of millions at risk
economist.com
96 comments
4 years ago
Michelangelo11
110 points
778.
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New body armour promises to transform fighting sports
economist.com
55 comments
10 years ago
edward
110 points
779.
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Decentralised finance is booming, but it has yet to find its purpose
economist.com
184 comments
5 years ago
1cvmask
109 points
780.
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The world economy is heading towards a black hole unless bold action taken
economist.com
135 comments
15 years ago
colinprince
109 points
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